Our conference program is evolving with the addition of boot camps, offering a unique opportunity to review critical skills companies use to succeed in today’s market. These include marketing, media, how to use AI to improve user interface design, product-market fit, go-to-market and exit strategies for your startup, and more. This is not just a conference, but a platform for learning and growth.

For 22 years, the What’s Next #LongevityVenture Summit has been connecting investors to entrepreneurs and the aging, caregiving, and longevity ecosystems. But this year, we have more active investors than ever, funders ready to support innovative solutions, making this a must-attend event for startup companies. Investors will also see more of the innovation, trends, and research driving the $8.3 trillion longevity economy.

Beyond presentations and discussions, our conference is organized to promote meaningful connections. It’s about the value of networking and the opportunities it brings.

We’re replete with speakers, panel members, and exhibitors discussing new ideas, products, and services, and providing insights and statistics about the $8.3 trillion longevity economy.

Our speakers come from diverse backgrounds and bring much knowledge and experience. This year, we’ll have speakers from Canada, Japan, and possibly Israel, each with unique perspectives and innovative solutions for seniors.

Some of those new ideas have been prize winners in our Business Plan Competition. Over the years, we’ve awarded more than $200,000 in prize money and showcased some remarkable new talents, especially in AgeTech.

It’s a conference about opportunities. In the coming years, AARP projects that people aged 50 and older will account for 61 cents of every dollar in America’s economy, making their economic contribution even more significant than it is now.

And that’s just the beginning. By the end of this decade, the first millennials will turn 50, increasing the economic impact of the 50+ population to $12 trillion in the U.S. (this would be the third-largest GDP in the world) and $35 trillion globally. By 2050, the contribution of individuals aged 50 and above will be nearly $100 trillion in global economic impact. This is not just a market, it’s an international force.

Who wouldn’t want to be connected to that?

Register now at https://www.boomerventuresummit.com